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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 24, 14 November 1879, Page 3

IN THE R. M. COUET, FOXTON. Between Thomas Bawliuson, Plaintiff, and J. A. Peneau, of the firmofThos. Eobinson & Co. Defendant. I. Samuel tansley, of Foxj ton, Bailiff, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a warrant of • distress, issued in the above case, I have, seized the undermentioned articles the property of defendant, and that the said property will be sold by Public Auction at Mr Perreau's residence, Tramway, Foxton, on Monday, the 17th day of November, 1879, at the hour, of two o'clock in the afternoon, unless amount of warrant, with costs, is previously paid. Given under my hand at Foxlon this 13th day of November, 1879. _ , SAMUEL TANSLEY. /" Baili# ■_ Property above referred to as seized- *- * 100 Sheep. IN THE E. M. COURT, FOXTON. Between W. J. and F. Loudon, plaintiffs, and Thos. Eawlineon, defendant. •f SAMUEL TANSLEY.. of Foxton, J-9 Bailiff, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a warrant of distress, issued in the above case, I hava seized the undermentioned articles, the property of defendant, and that the said* property will be sold by public axiction, at the Court House, Foxton, on Tuesday, the 18th day of November. 1879, at the hour of '2 in ib,^ afternoon, unless amount of warrant, wilh costs, is previously paid. Given under my hand at Foxton ■—•-this 1 3th day of November, 1879. * SAMUEL TAN:-J/EY, Bailiff Property referred to as seized — 1 bay horse (gelding), saddle, and bridb NOTICE. IH KREBY give cotico that I will not be responsible for any dobfs contracted by my wife, Mary Ann Eo''ers, after this date. T. H. fIOGiERS. Foxton, 13th November. T^ O R SALE OR LLABK— That powerfuMO h.p SAW.MILL wiih all necessary ma6l|aery, situated at Piaka, on tho Manawatu Uiver. Apply to THYNNE, LINTON & 00-., Auctioneers, Feilding and Palmerston. YEW ZEALAND INSUEANCE ,JM COMPANY, (Fjhe and JMahine). Estab. 1859. Capit 1, £1,000,000. The Undersigned are prepared to % receive proposals for insurances on Buildings, Standing crops. Stacks of Wheat. Oats, Hay, &c. ]>arus, Granaries, and Wooinheds, Stables mid Outhouees',---iT/' Farmhouses, Agricultural Implements. Tho < 'ompuny nut being bound to any tariff, each propo.-al will he considered on its merits, and the rate asseFsed accordingly. Detached risks will be accepted at rates substantially lower than those now cnvrenc. THYNiNE, LINTON & .CO., Sub'- A gents, Foxton,